About HIKMA Palestine Genocide Conference
International Symposium & Academic Archive | Documenting Atrocity, Preserving Memory, Advancing Justice
Conference Mission
The HIKMA Palestine Genocide Conference serves as both an international scholarly symposium and an academic archive. Our mission is to create the first comprehensive, AI-assisted knowledge hub dedicated to understanding, documenting, and contextualizing the systematic, prolonged, and ongoing genocide and apartheid imposed on Palestinians.
Conference & Archive Vision
A globally accessible conference series and scholarly archive platform that:
- Preserves Palestinian memory
- Supports international legal and human-rights advocacy
- Provides AI-ready datasets for research
- Trains the next generation of scholars on genocide studies through Gaza
- Accelerates knowledge production using the HIKMA AI Paper Pipeline
Why HIKMA Palestine Genocide?
Because the catastrophe of Palestine is:
- The longest-running ethnic cleansing in modern history - Over 75 years of systematic displacement, dispossession, and destruction
- A digital-era genocide broadcast in real time - The world is witnessing unprecedented documentation of atrocities through social media and AI verification
- A humanitarian collapse of global moral order - The failure of international institutions to protect civilians and uphold human rights
- A test case for human-rights, citizenship, and post-colonial identity - Palestine represents the unfinished work of decolonization and the struggle for self-determination
HIKMA stands for Human-Inspired Knowledge by Machine Agents — this initiative brings the power of AI and academic rigor together for truth and justice.
What Makes This Initiative Unique?
AI-Assisted Documentation
Leveraging AI to analyze evidence, verify testimonies, and identify patterns of systematic violence at scale.
Academic Rigor
All research undergoes peer review and human verification, ensuring scholarly standards are maintained.
Comprehensive Archive
Building the world's most extensive digital repository of Palestinian genocide documentation, from 1948 to present.
Interdisciplinary Approach
Integrating legal analysis, public health data, satellite imagery, historical archives, and survivor testimonies.
Core Research Areas
• Genocide Documentation: Systematic classification of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide indicators
• Apartheid Analysis: Documenting the settler colonial structures and systematic discrimination
• Public Health Crisis: Medical collapse, humanitarian impact, and health system destruction
• Legal Accountability: ICC/ICJ cases, international law frameworks, and justice mechanisms
• Memory Preservation: Digital archives, testimonies, and cultural genocide documentation
• Media & Narrative: Propaganda analysis, disinformation studies, and digital witnessing
The HIKMA Approach
This platform combines:
- AI-powered evidence analysis and verification
- Human expert oversight and scholarly review
- Legal and ethical frameworks
- Survivor-centered testimony collection
- Open access publication and archiving
- Educational outreach and capacity building
The goal is preservation, education, justice, and global awareness — ensuring that the truth is documented, preserved, and accessible for current and future generations.
Symposium Details
Host Institution
HBKU College of Science and Engineering
Education City, Doha, Qatar
Research Focus
Genocide documentation, apartheid analysis, public health crisis, legal accountability, memory preservation, and AI-assisted evidence verification
Target Audience
Scholars, students, human rights organizations, media professionals, legal practitioners, humanitarian workers, and concerned global citizens
Format
Hybrid symposium with keynotes, research presentations, panel discussions, AI tool demonstrations, and survivor testimony sessions
Join the Initiative
Be part of this critical effort to document truth, preserve memory, and advance justice for Palestine.